Part 2 || !0 Weird Facts About "Google" || World Weird Facts

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The "I'm feeling lucky" button costs Google US$110 million per year, as it bypasses all ads.

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Google earns US$20 billion a year from advertising, more than the primetime revenues of CBS, NBC, ABC, and FOX combined.

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Every minute, 2 million searches are performed on Google.

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Because Gmail first launched on April 1st of 2004, many people thought it was an April Fools' Day prank.

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Firefox web browser's lead developer is now working for Google Chrome.

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On April Fool's day of 2007, Google sent an e-mail out to its employees warning that a python was loose in the facilities. It wasn't a joke.

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Google's first tweet ever was "I'm feeling lucky" written in binary code.

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Google's First Computer Storage Was Made From LEGO.

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Google is developing a computer so smart it can program itself.

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Google beats Facebook: it's the world's most visited website.

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